The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-22

Don't fail to see the little Giant Stove
Cartridge, for sale by T. H. Langley.
Exclusive right of Highland county.
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Mr.. w. H. Shade is expected home
next Monday.
Fine large mackerel just arrived at
John Matthews.
Newt Smith and John Cooper are sick
with malarial fever.
Herschel Russ is attending Ohio Medi.
cal College at Cincinnati.
Mrs. Sarah Mclaughlin and family
have removed to South Norwood.
Rev. G. w. Ketcham and wife, Of
Walnut Hills, are visiting friends in this
city.
The Conservatory of Music is now in
full blast, and 80 is Richards & Ayres'
feed mill.
Mr.. Lyme Smith left on last Tuesday
morning to attend Kenyon College, Gam
bier, Ohio.
Prof. Obermeyer, of the Cincinnati
wesleyan College of Music, spent Sun
day in this city.
The best boot or shoe for the money
e found at the Bee Hive Shoe Store,
South High street.
Mr.. D. Q. Morrow spent several days
,f the past week in Georgetown attend
ing to legal business.
Miss Pauline Peters, of Vicksburg,
Miss, is the guest of Miss Iva Kennedy,
It the Parker House.
Miss Mary Mosier, who has been quite
lick with typhoid fever for several weeks,
8 considerably better.
The lady members of the faculty of
he Conservatory of Music receive every
Wednesday afternoon.
A number of our old soldiers attended
he reunion of the S9th o. V. I. at
Georgetown last Tuesday.
John A. Collins, Esq, was in Cincin-
lati Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
# this week on legal business.
Mrs. Capt. Burkhat, of Baltimore,
Nd, is visiting her sister, Mrs. George
4efevre, on South High street.
The person holding No. 2,452 in the |
'lbum drawing ct w. @. Smiths restau. |
ant can call and get the album.
N~u w nn,,;~ of conJo-. ", -.
'een for several days past the guest of
Ter daughter, Mrs. Reuben Lyle.
All goods bought at headquarters and |
It factory prices and at the Bee Hive |
hoe Store is the place to find them.
Don't fail to see the little Giant Stove |
)artridge, for sale by T. HI. Langley. |
Exclusive right Of Highland county.
Mrs. E. v. Wilson, of Medina, No..
pent several days of the past week as q |
uest at the residence of Judge Higgins. |
Sells Bros. circus will be in town
and farmers should not forget |
Q bring their sacks to Richards & Ayres'
Mrs. DR.. r. A. Brown, of New Peters
urg, died early last Wednesday morn
ng and was buried at Buford Thursday
fternoon.
Deputy Clerk j. A. Shannon and Dep.
ty Sheriff 8. A. Turner graced Cincin.
lau with their presence several days Of
he past week.
The Presbyterians of Mowrytown are
uilding new church at their village
nd Stephen S0nner has donated them a
100 pound bell.
Sells Bros. show will be here the Oath,
nd the Bee Hive Shoe Store will be
ought after by all in search of bargains
q boots and shoes.
Last Monday was the beginning of the
Iebraic New Year, and is holiday
observed by the Hebrews.
he drug store of I. Kaufman & Co. was
losed on that day.
Mrs. Anna E. cConnaughey, of New
farket, will occupy the part of Mrs.
mems house now occupied by Mr..
'homas Head, who will remove into the
ouse vacated by Mrs. Mclaughlin.
Mr.. John Swisshelm and family left
vt Tuesday afternoon for several
Veeks' visit to friends in Missouri and
owa. It is probable that they may 60
own into New Mexico ere there return.
A meeting of the lincoln Club next
Wednesday evening, September 2Sth, to
1hich all are urged to be present. I'm
ortant business to be attended to.
,ome one, come all and help to start the
boom in old Highland.
At meeting Of Council last Monday
light Mr.. Irwin Brown was appointed d
ngine driver in place of Mr.. John F.
irwin, resigned, and Mr.. II. 8. Foraker
eceived the appointment to fill the va
ancy in the Office of weighmaster of the
[igh street scales, caused by the death
I Mr.. Isaac Colvin.
Mr.. Andrew johnson and family take
heir departure next week for Hillsboro,
[ighland county, where they will enter
,to the hotel DEMONSTRATING charge
the Clifton House of that city. We
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